This round of attention economy really feels like a roulette wheel—today RWA, tomorrow on-chain yields, the day after using U.S. Treasury yields as a benchmark. As I keep scrolling, I get itchy and want to chase. My approach is pretty simple: first, check if I’m "placing orders driven by emotions," like when the floor suddenly gets swept or the order wall thins out. I’ll turn off the timeline first, then look at the position structure and transaction distribution to confirm it’s not a bunch of people boosting each other. To put it plainly, the easiest way to lose money during hot spot rotations isn’t not understanding, but always wanting to participate in every part of the story; being able to hold back from acting actually saves money. Anyway, I’m now more willing to wait until liquidity stabilizes before making a move.